Mitch Nowakowski
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Oct 8, 2026
Buffalo takes control of Templeton Landing; Senecas respond to Mayor
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Mitch NowakowskiGUEST
And this was a big win, uh, that the city of Buffalo did not have to return or t- or transfer the deed, uh, to a third-party company from California, and this was a lease that was almost 30 years old.

Mitch NowakowskiGUEST
So when I discovered that, uh, there were some, uh, provisions in it that it could potentially go and revert to this company, uh, City Hall got its act together, and we were able to, um, identify that, uh, this was not up to productive use.

Mitch NowakowskiGUEST
And so our lawyers were able to demonstrate in court that this was only open to specialty events.

Mitch NowakowskiGUEST
Uh, it has no density, no vibrancy, and my constituents that live on the waterfront, boaters, people that go down there, always complain about it being desolate and nothing really happening.